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| littletoes:
Hmmmm.....maybe I'm not thinking this through corectly, but if the bullets are hitting higher...then doesnt' that mean that they are flying FLATTER? Which would also indicate that they indeed have a higher BC? Perhaps all that is printed by bullet manufacutes isn't ture??? Doesn't it stand to reason, that if a bullet doesn't need as much "come-up" that that same bullet is flying flatter? Makes sense? And for a previous answer, the 175 I was talking about was the Sierra Match King 7mm 175 grn. http://sierrabullets.com/index.cfm?section=reloading&page=coefficients |
| BlackTail:
littletoes, That makes sense to me. I was just asking if people had used those ballistic calculators and then went out and matched them up with in the field shooting. I really didn't have time to shoot the sciroccos or the A-frames as much as I like before the season, so I'm sticking with the 160 gr partitions. I've shot a bunch, they shoot great in my gun, and at this point of the year if I have time off, I'm in the woods and not at the range. Playing with those new rounds will give something to do in the spring, though! |
| littletoes:
Fully agree, too late for any load testing for this year, time to be hunting! ;) Hope you have some great luck, and me too. |
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